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What is next for college baseball?

The Division I baseball season is beginning, with plans for 2026 regarding scholarship limits and roster sizes, contingent on a federal judge's approval of the NCAA's antitrust settlement.
The proposed changes might reduce opportunities for high school recruits, particularly if the NCAA extends eligibility from four to five years.

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Helena Independent Record

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What is next for college baseball?

Division I baseball coaches and administrators expect fewer opportunities for high school recruits at the top level of the sport once rosters are reduced and if NCAA eligibility is extended.

3 days ago·Helena, United States

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College baseball future may see greater imbalance in competition, high school prospects squeezed out

Division I baseball coaches and administrators expect there will be fewer opportunities for high school recruits at the top level of the sport once rosters are reduced and if the

3 days ago·United States

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Morning Sun

College baseball future may see greater imbalance in competition, high school prospects squeezed out - The Morning Sun

The Division I baseball season is less than a week old, and coaches already are planning for 2026 when it's all but certain scholarship limits will be removed, rosters downsized and players will have opportunities to make more money. They expect the fallout to be fewer opportunities for high school recruits at the top level of the sport, especially if the NCAA adopts a proposal that would extend eligibility from four to five years. They also pre…

3 days ago·Pittsburg, United States

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